rejected at conventional levels of statistical significance (i.e., religion matters), but no robust relationship between … adherence to major world religions and national economic performance is uncovered, using both cross-national and subnational …

rejected at conventional levels of statistical significance (i.e., religion matters), but no robust relationship between … adherence to major world religions and national economic performance is uncovered, using both cross-national and subnational …

-representative data sets from India. Across all three data sets, the unconditional religion-specific gap in latrine ownership and latrine …Infant mortality among Hindus is higher than among Muslims in India, and religious differences in sanitation practices … have been cited as a contributing factor. To explore whether religion itself is associated with differences in sanitation …